Sotomayor running back Cameron Grady cleared to participate in season opener

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Last updated Sep 4, 2026

Sotomayor running back Cameron Grady cleared to participate in season opener
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Sotomayor senior running back Cameron Grady returned to the field Thursday for a game against Smithson Valley. Grady, who is committed to UTSA, had been sidelined earlier in the season. The player currently faces two counts of aggravated robbery stemming from an arrest in July and previously was required to wear an electronic tracking device. A judge granted a motion this week to remove the device, and a separate court order from July allows him to attend team practices and games. Northside Independent School District officials confirmed his eligibility for the matchup at Farris Stadium. Grady previously missed the team's season opener against Clark.

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  • Cameron Grady faces two counts of aggravated robbery following his arrest in July.
  • A judge approved the removal of an electronic tracking device from the player Wednesday.
  • Court records allow the running back to participate in football practices and games.
  • Grady previously committed to play collegiate football for UTSA.
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  • 3:48 AMYahoo SportsSotomayor running back Cameron Grady cleared to play amid aggravated robbery charge
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The Sotomayor running back and UTSA commit was cleared to play against Smithson Valley while he still faces an aggravated robbery charge stemming from an arrest in July.

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